Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin

Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin Nasso June 15, 2024 9 Sivan 5784 send your submission to bulletin@cas-stamford.org ‌ ‌ Friday Mincha 7:00 PM/8:15 PM Candle Lighting 8:10 PM Shabbat Shacharit 7:00/8:00/9:00 AM Latest Shema 8:13 AM Sephardic Minyan 8:45 AM Coffee & Commentary 8:45 AM Shmuel Class 9:00 AM Latest Shacharit 9:47 AM Bob's Basics 10:00 AM Shiur 10:30 AM Code Of Jewish Law 7:15 PM Mincha 8:05 PM Havdalah 9:10 PM Shabbat Shalom A Yearbook Message and Parshat Naso Sometimes we hear a message that we never forget. Like most high school seniors, I remember asking my friends to sign my yearbook and vice versa. It is a rite of passage before graduation. One of my teachers, Rabbi Shlomo Freundlich, inscribed my yearbook with a Dvar Torah and a blessing, one which I frequently remember. In reflecting on the Parsha of Naso and its confluence with Memorial Day, the message resounded even louder and broader. He shared with me an insight from the tractate of Yoma (86a). The Rabbis ask how it is possible for God to command us to love him, as it states in the Torah, "You should love the Lord your God with all of your heart, soul and might." God can command an action, but how can he legislate an emotion? The Talmud answers by explaining that the verse is teaching us not only to love God, but to make God's name beloved through your way of life. When a Jew acts in a way that is honest, kind, faithful and good, he/she causes mankind to come closer to God. My Rabbi offered me a blessing to inspire me and all of us to exemplify Godliness in our lives to, God willing, be a source of inspiration to others to lead such lives as well. Not a single one of us is exempt from this awesome and sacred task. Whether at home, business, recreation or any day, time or place, we are all role models for God. This mission energizes and animates my life. This idea underscores a central theme in Naso. The midrash states that the Kohanim should bless the people of Israel just as God said to Avraham, "You shall be a blessing." (Bereishit 12:2). First, why does God not bless us directly? Why the need for a Kohain to be the intermediary? Secondly, how does one become a blessing? The answer draws on the Talmudic idea above. God can bring blessing to mankind, but it is man himself/herself who serves as a model for teaching mankind what blessing really means. We learn more from that which is caught, than what is taught. Our children, grandchildren and friends learn less from lectures than from exemplary models of living. God enjoins Avraham and all of us to not seek blessing, but be blessings. God tasks the Kohain, the teachers of Israel to fulfill their role through modeling a stellar and sacred way of life. All of us are invested with the mission to lead lives which bring blessing to God and the world. Wishing you and your families a Shabbat Shalom and God willing good news from Israel in the days ahead, Rabbi Daniel Cohen Shabbat Information  Learn about the Shabbat Torah Reading for Parshat Nasso with the insights of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks z"l - click here.  Read Dovi Siderson's weekly parsha resource click here.  The Haftarah is read from Judges 13:2-25 Haftarah summary by Chabad.org - click here. Haftarah summary by Haftarah Helper - click here Would you like to read the Torah or Haftarah for your bar mitzvah parsha? Let us know by clicking click here Shabbat Icebreakers (courtesy of Yaakov Moshe and Elisheva Shmidman) What is the furthest you've ever been off the grid (the Metzora has to leave the machane)? What is the worst/best drink you've ever had (the Mai Sotah)? What is something you that is very repetitious (end of the parsha)? CAS Annual Meeting  Join us this Tuesday evening, June 18th for our annual membership meeting. The meeting starts at 7:30 PM. There will be an early mincha at 7:15 PM prior to the meeting and Maariv will follow the meeting. Mazal Tov to Lloyd Contract on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Excellence in Spirit Award and Jodi Hadge on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Hineni Award. We will also be recognizing our outgoing Vice President David Kweskin and outgoing board members - Hilary Goldstein, Jeremy Hager, Steve Frenkel, Marina Sapir, Josh Sperber, Rachel Waldstreicher - and welcome new Vice President Rob Hoff and our new board members - Jennie Folkinshteyn, Shmuel Goldis, Nate Pava, Lucy Schwartz, Nava Ulmer, and Julie Veetal Shabbat Topics & Participants Shmuel Class Mark Wagshul Bob's Basics Bob Abrams Shiur Rabbi Moshe Kurtz: It's (Almost) Fasting Season Again! What You Need to Know Code of Jewish Law Rabbi Yossi Kamman Seudat Shlishit Rabbi Moshe Kurtz: Insights on Pirkei Avot - Chapter 1 Welcome We wish a warm welcome to Rabbi Jerry Wolhberg this Shabbat. Join us in the Sanctuary for his reflection on Israel at 76. He will speak following Musaf. We wish Rabbi Wohlberg and his wife Mimi many brachot and nachas, God willing, in the years ahead. Mazal Tov to Lloyd Contract on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Excellence in Spirit Award and Jodi Hadge on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Hineni Award at this Tuesday's Annual Meeting! to Gayle & Howard Rothman on the recent marriage of their son Michael to Lydia Basque! to Rachel & Dan Haron, Kamal Haron and Linda Rezak on the forthcoming marriage of their son and grandson Nathan to Micaela Reznik in Israel! to Jodi Hadge, Yael Hochman, Toby Lazarus, Nofie Rosovsky, and Jonah Schrag as they prepare for their upcoming performance of The Odd Couple: Female Version next week on June 20 at BCHA Celebrate with the family! Make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowledgement to the family. Just click here Thanks To Our Sponsors Senior Challah Deliveries: Helene Zimmerman & Beth ___ in celebration of Allen Phillips' upcoming birthday Sanctuary Kiddush: Co-sponsored by Alex & Brett Olsson in commemoration of the yarhzeit of Brett's father, Keith Olsson z"l; and Sharon & Simeon Wohlberg in honor of Simeon's parents upcoming milestone anniversary and in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Sharon's father, Dr. Harvey Shapiro z"l Seudat Shlishit: Anonymous in memory of Ruth Chaya Bas Abraham Shavuot Learning: Meredith & David Cohen in memory of Rachel Bat Chaim and David Ben Nissim Hakohen Laura & Marc Gallant in memory of Betty Milchman Jill & Arthur Green in memory of Erwin Green and Norman Blumenstock. Joanie Lane in memory of Herman Lane Lynn & Jeff Lowin in memory of Isaac Oretzky Leah & Peter Munk in memory of Evelyn Munk Lev Podelko in honor of the upcoming wedding anniversary of his parents Marina & Dr. Alexander Podelko Liz Rubin in memory of Arnold Dick Barbara & Harry Webski in memory Martin Kirschner Sanctuary and Chapel Flowers: Zoe & Harry Chiel in memory of Zoe's grandmother Gladys Tabachnick Toby Schaffer in commemoration of the upcoming yahrzeit of the Macy family kedoshim to Carvel of Stamford and Carvel of Greenwich/Port Chester for their generous donation of ice cream cakes and ice cream sandwiches CAS Shavuot Graduation Kiddush Thank You to our Graduation Kiddush sponsors! Magna Cum Laude Ivy & Marvin Schildkraut Cum Laude Mariya Feldman & Alex Abramov Adrienne & Michael Alexander Karen & Ira Berk Judy & Jeff Cahn Bruce Newman Maria & Glenn Reicin Rebecca & Eric Sigman Cap and Gown Julie Daniel Jessica & Levi Dulitz Michelle & Howland Gordon Sarah & David Hochman Tricia & Robert Hoff David Jelen David Levine Jill & Hugh Mainzer Marisa & Michael Siegel Sheila & Bernie Teig Preschool Gan Yeladim Levana Eato Beth Shalom Leora Levine BCHA Jude Tau Middle School BCHA Bella Abramov Ben Daniel Mason Dulitz Yakira Hochman Eli Hoff Jack Steinberg Magein Avot Miriam Ahuva Shochet TOR Sagiv Siegel High School BCHA Sarah Berk Blind Brook High School Rachel Didia SAR High School Sam Jelen Atlanta Jewish Academy Yael Mainzer The Frisch School Isaac Reicin Fusion Academy of Greenwich Tina Reicin Stamford High School Matan Siegel Westhill High School Isabel Sigman Nate Sigman College Binghamton University Joshua Gordon Benji Hoff UConn Jordan Klein Dartmouth Isaac Schildkraut The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art Jacob Sigman Graduate School University of Illinois, Resident in Dermatology Dr. Brian A. Cahn Johns Hopkins Allie Klein NYU Stern School for Business- Langone Elizabeth Alexander Reichner Sign Up for these Events Sign Up CAS Blood Drive Sunday, June 16 - 9:00 AM sign up Mitzvah Day at Grade A Sunday, June 16 - 4:00 PM Learn more CAS Annual Meeting Tuesday, June 18 - 7:30 PM sign up Stamford Jewish Experience Friday Night Dinner Friday, June 21 - 8:15 PM sign up CAS Young Families and Mens Club presents: Scotch and Steak Night Sunday, June 30 - 7:00 PM Upcoming Events Literature at Lunch Round Table led by Dr. Richard Schwartz Wednesday, June 19 - 12:00 PM We continue our study of the Judaic concept of Sheol (grave,underworld) as we read King David's Psalm 30 which is included in the Shacharit/Morning prayers. Lunch is catered by Restaurant 613. Please let me know if you intend to attend in person or have any questions. at rj@richardjschwartz.com. Zoom meeting ID 8784487429. Passcode 868450 CAS Announcements Join us as we welcome Rabbi Jeremiah Wohlberg  Shabbat morning, June 15th in the Sanctuary. Rabbi Wohlberg will speak on Reflections on Israel 76th anniversary. Save the Date - Cooking Demo with Ruhama Shitrit  September 19th at 7:30 pm - Q&A with Recipe Creator Ruhama Shitrit @Ruhamasfood. If you are interested in sponsoring, please contact Miriam Sperber (miriam.lehrer@gmail.com) or Rina Miller (grunspanr@gmail.com) New Editions  Check out Rabbi Cohen's Article in the Forward and his podcast Judaism in the 21st Century with Steven Labkoff Holy Habit - Food Pantry Donations  Rather than wait for a Food Drive, make it a habit each week when shopping for Shabbos to purchase kosher, non-perishable food for the Freedberg Kosher Food Pantry.Drop off at JFS or CAS Weekday Schedule Shacharit  Sunday: 7:15/8:30 AM; Monday-Friday: 6:30/7:30 AM Mincha  Sunday-Thursday: 8:10 PM; Friday: 7:00 PM/8:17 PM Candle Lighting  Friday: 8:12 PM Sunday  Father's Day CAS Classes Join one of our classes. Click here for up to date schedule We Wish A Speedy Recovery To Tzvi Zev Yosef ben Chana Shulamit Sheina Feiga bat Ruvko Sheina Feiga bat Rivka Chaya Sara bat Chava Hershel Wolf ben Brucha Penina bat Sara Freidel bat Esther Chaya Shoshana bat Yehudit Nira bat Rachel Sara bat Nira Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shauna Chaya Nadav Ephraim ben Shlomit Leah Mark Emanuel ben Leah Shlomo ben Velvel Rivkah Devorah bat Channa Gittel Moisha Gedalia ben DK Nechemiah ben DK Dorit bat Ora Asher Anshel Eliezer ben Baila Miriam Rut bat Chana Abokhay Moshe ben Zoya Daniel David Yitzchak ben Shulamit Chaya bat Liba Harav Eliezer ben Chaya Uria ben Talia Miriam bat Devorah אסתר רחל bat רייזל ביילה פרידה הדסה bat פערל לאה Dov ben Pnina Nehama Miriam bat Dvora Moshe Gavriel ben Rachel Esther Cheryl Sheva bat Gittel Leah Sossie Raizel bat Sarah Fraida Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shayva Chaya Calev Natanel ben Sara Click here to add a name to this list We Honor Our Military Ariel Y Shani Y Tali Y Harry B Zevi M Nathan H Noam H Yehudit Sally K Oren L Nathan L Jeremy S Meni N Yaniv H Rachel W Click here to add a name to this list Community Announcements BCHA is excited to announce its first adult thespian production  Neil Simon's THE ODD COUPLE (female version). ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY on June 20th at 8pm. Tickets only $10. Come on out to support the cast: Adena Blickstein, Janice Chaikelson Steinberg, Jonathan Cohen, Jodi Baer Hodge, Toby Lazarus, Gila Ogle, Nofie Rosovsky and Jonah Schrag. Tickets can be purchased at: https://buytickets.at/bcha/1258814

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Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin

Congregation Agudath Sholom Shabbat Bulletin Nasso June 15, 2024 9 Sivan 5784 send your submission to bulletin@cas-stamford.org ‌ ‌ Friday Mincha 7:00 PM/8:15 PM Candle Lighting 8:10 PM Shabbat Shacharit 7:00/8:00/9:00 AM Latest Shema 8:13 AM Sephardic Minyan 8:45 AM Coffee & Commentary 8:45 AM Shmuel Class 9:00 AM Latest Shacharit 9:47 AM Bob's Basics 10:00 AM Shiur 10:30 AM Code Of Jewish Law 7:15 PM Mincha 8:05 PM Havdalah 9:10 PM Shabbat Shalom A Yearbook Message and Parshat Naso Sometimes we hear a message that we never forget. Like most high school seniors, I remember asking my friends to sign my yearbook and vice versa. It is a rite of passage before graduation. One of my teachers, Rabbi Shlomo Freundlich, inscribed my yearbook with a Dvar Torah and a blessing, one which I frequently remember. In reflecting on the Parsha of Naso and its confluence with Memorial Day, the message resounded even louder and broader. He shared with me an insight from the tractate of Yoma (86a). The Rabbis ask how it is possible for God to command us to love him, as it states in the Torah, "You should love the Lord your God with all of your heart, soul and might." God can command an action, but how can he legislate an emotion? The Talmud answers by explaining that the verse is teaching us not only to love God, but to make God's name beloved through your way of life. When a Jew acts in a way that is honest, kind, faithful and good, he/she causes mankind to come closer to God. My Rabbi offered me a blessing to inspire me and all of us to exemplify Godliness in our lives to, God willing, be a source of inspiration to others to lead such lives as well. Not a single one of us is exempt from this awesome and sacred task. Whether at home, business, recreation or any day, time or place, we are all role models for God. This mission energizes and animates my life. This idea underscores a central theme in Naso. The midrash states that the Kohanim should bless the people of Israel just as God said to Avraham, "You shall be a blessing." (Bereishit 12:2). First, why does God not bless us directly? Why the need for a Kohain to be the intermediary? Secondly, how does one become a blessing? The answer draws on the Talmudic idea above. God can bring blessing to mankind, but it is man himself/herself who serves as a model for teaching mankind what blessing really means. We learn more from that which is caught, than what is taught. Our children, grandchildren and friends learn less from lectures than from exemplary models of living. God enjoins Avraham and all of us to not seek blessing, but be blessings. God tasks the Kohain, the teachers of Israel to fulfill their role through modeling a stellar and sacred way of life. All of us are invested with the mission to lead lives which bring blessing to God and the world. Wishing you and your families a Shabbat Shalom and God willing good news from Israel in the days ahead, Rabbi Daniel Cohen Shabbat Information  Learn about the Shabbat Torah Reading for Parshat Nasso with the insights of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks z"l - click here.  Read Dovi Siderson's weekly parsha resource click here.  The Haftarah is read from Judges 13:2-25 Haftarah summary by Chabad.org - click here. Haftarah summary by Haftarah Helper - click here Would you like to read the Torah or Haftarah for your bar mitzvah parsha? Let us know by clicking click here Shabbat Icebreakers (courtesy of Yaakov Moshe and Elisheva Shmidman) What is the furthest you've ever been off the grid (the Metzora has to leave the machane)? What is the worst/best drink you've ever had (the Mai Sotah)? What is something you that is very repetitious (end of the parsha)? CAS Annual Meeting  Join us this Tuesday evening, June 18th for our annual membership meeting. The meeting starts at 7:30 PM. There will be an early mincha at 7:15 PM prior to the meeting and Maariv will follow the meeting. Mazal Tov to Lloyd Contract on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Excellence in Spirit Award and Jodi Hadge on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Hineni Award. We will also be recognizing our outgoing Vice President David Kweskin and outgoing board members - Hilary Goldstein, Jeremy Hager, Steve Frenkel, Marina Sapir, Josh Sperber, Rachel Waldstreicher - and welcome new Vice President Rob Hoff and our new board members - Jennie Folkinshteyn, Shmuel Goldis, Nate Pava, Lucy Schwartz, Nava Ulmer, and Julie Veetal Shabbat Topics & Participants Shmuel Class Mark Wagshul Bob's Basics Bob Abrams Shiur Rabbi Moshe Kurtz: It's (Almost) Fasting Season Again! What You Need to Know Code of Jewish Law Rabbi Yossi Kamman Seudat Shlishit Rabbi Moshe Kurtz: Insights on Pirkei Avot - Chapter 1 Welcome We wish a warm welcome to Rabbi Jerry Wolhberg this Shabbat. Join us in the Sanctuary for his reflection on Israel at 76. He will speak following Musaf. We wish Rabbi Wohlberg and his wife Mimi many brachot and nachas, God willing, in the years ahead. Mazal Tov to Lloyd Contract on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Excellence in Spirit Award and Jodi Hadge on receiving the George & Ziporah Freedberg Hineni Award at this Tuesday's Annual Meeting! to Gayle & Howard Rothman on the recent marriage of their son Michael to Lydia Basque! to Rachel & Dan Haron, Kamal Haron and Linda Rezak on the forthcoming marriage of their son and grandson Nathan to Micaela Reznik in Israel! to Jodi Hadge, Yael Hochman, Toby Lazarus, Nofie Rosovsky, and Jonah Schrag as they prepare for their upcoming performance of The Odd Couple: Female Version next week on June 20 at BCHA Celebrate with the family! Make a donation in their honor and we will send an acknowledgement to the family. Just click here Thanks To Our Sponsors Senior Challah Deliveries: Helene Zimmerman & Beth ___ in celebration of Allen Phillips' upcoming birthday Sanctuary Kiddush: Co-sponsored by Alex & Brett Olsson in commemoration of the yarhzeit of Brett's father, Keith Olsson z"l; and Sharon & Simeon Wohlberg in honor of Simeon's parents upcoming milestone anniversary and in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Sharon's father, Dr. Harvey Shapiro z"l Seudat Shlishit: Anonymous in memory of Ruth Chaya Bas Abraham Shavuot Learning: Meredith & David Cohen in memory of Rachel Bat Chaim and David Ben Nissim Hakohen Laura & Marc Gallant in memory of Betty Milchman Jill & Arthur Green in memory of Erwin Green and Norman Blumenstock. Joanie Lane in memory of Herman Lane Lynn & Jeff Lowin in memory of Isaac Oretzky Leah & Peter Munk in memory of Evelyn Munk Lev Podelko in honor of the upcoming wedding anniversary of his parents Marina & Dr. Alexander Podelko Liz Rubin in memory of Arnold Dick Barbara & Harry Webski in memory Martin Kirschner Sanctuary and Chapel Flowers: Zoe & Harry Chiel in memory of Zoe's grandmother Gladys Tabachnick Toby Schaffer in commemoration of the upcoming yahrzeit of the Macy family kedoshim to Carvel of Stamford and Carvel of Greenwich/Port Chester for their generous donation of ice cream cakes and ice cream sandwiches CAS Shavuot Graduation Kiddush Thank You to our Graduation Kiddush sponsors! Magna Cum Laude Ivy & Marvin Schildkraut Cum Laude Mariya Feldman & Alex Abramov Adrienne & Michael Alexander Karen & Ira Berk Judy & Jeff Cahn Bruce Newman Maria & Glenn Reicin Rebecca & Eric Sigman Cap and Gown Julie Daniel Jessica & Levi Dulitz Michelle & Howland Gordon Sarah & David Hochman Tricia & Robert Hoff David Jelen David Levine Jill & Hugh Mainzer Marisa & Michael Siegel Sheila & Bernie Teig Preschool Gan Yeladim Levana Eato Beth Shalom Leora Levine BCHA Jude Tau Middle School BCHA Bella Abramov Ben Daniel Mason Dulitz Yakira Hochman Eli Hoff Jack Steinberg Magein Avot Miriam Ahuva Shochet TOR Sagiv Siegel High School BCHA Sarah Berk Blind Brook High School Rachel Didia SAR High School Sam Jelen Atlanta Jewish Academy Yael Mainzer The Frisch School Isaac Reicin Fusion Academy of Greenwich Tina Reicin Stamford High School Matan Siegel Westhill High School Isabel Sigman Nate Sigman College Binghamton University Joshua Gordon Benji Hoff UConn Jordan Klein Dartmouth Isaac Schildkraut The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art Jacob Sigman Graduate School University of Illinois, Resident in Dermatology Dr. Brian A. Cahn Johns Hopkins Allie Klein NYU Stern School for Business- Langone Elizabeth Alexander Reichner Sign Up for these Events Sign Up CAS Blood Drive Sunday, June 16 - 9:00 AM sign up Mitzvah Day at Grade A Sunday, June 16 - 4:00 PM Learn more CAS Annual Meeting Tuesday, June 18 - 7:30 PM sign up Stamford Jewish Experience Friday Night Dinner Friday, June 21 - 8:15 PM sign up CAS Young Families and Mens Club presents: Scotch and Steak Night Sunday, June 30 - 7:00 PM Upcoming Events Literature at Lunch Round Table led by Dr. Richard Schwartz Wednesday, June 19 - 12:00 PM We continue our study of the Judaic concept of Sheol (grave,underworld) as we read King David's Psalm 30 which is included in the Shacharit/Morning prayers. Lunch is catered by Restaurant 613. Please let me know if you intend to attend in person or have any questions. at rj@richardjschwartz.com. Zoom meeting ID 8784487429. Passcode 868450 CAS Announcements Join us as we welcome Rabbi Jeremiah Wohlberg  Shabbat morning, June 15th in the Sanctuary. Rabbi Wohlberg will speak on Reflections on Israel 76th anniversary. Save the Date - Cooking Demo with Ruhama Shitrit  September 19th at 7:30 pm - Q&A with Recipe Creator Ruhama Shitrit @Ruhamasfood. If you are interested in sponsoring, please contact Miriam Sperber (miriam.lehrer@gmail.com) or Rina Miller (grunspanr@gmail.com) New Editions  Check out Rabbi Cohen's Article in the Forward and his podcast Judaism in the 21st Century with Steven Labkoff Holy Habit - Food Pantry Donations  Rather than wait for a Food Drive, make it a habit each week when shopping for Shabbos to purchase kosher, non-perishable food for the Freedberg Kosher Food Pantry.Drop off at JFS or CAS Weekday Schedule Shacharit  Sunday: 7:15/8:30 AM; Monday-Friday: 6:30/7:30 AM Mincha  Sunday-Thursday: 8:10 PM; Friday: 7:00 PM/8:17 PM Candle Lighting  Friday: 8:12 PM Sunday  Father's Day CAS Classes Join one of our classes. Click here for up to date schedule We Wish A Speedy Recovery To Tzvi Zev Yosef ben Chana Shulamit Sheina Feiga bat Ruvko Sheina Feiga bat Rivka Chaya Sara bat Chava Hershel Wolf ben Brucha Penina bat Sara Freidel bat Esther Chaya Shoshana bat Yehudit Nira bat Rachel Sara bat Nira Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shauna Chaya Nadav Ephraim ben Shlomit Leah Mark Emanuel ben Leah Shlomo ben Velvel Rivkah Devorah bat Channa Gittel Moisha Gedalia ben DK Nechemiah ben DK Dorit bat Ora Asher Anshel Eliezer ben Baila Miriam Rut bat Chana Abokhay Moshe ben Zoya Daniel David Yitzchak ben Shulamit Chaya bat Liba Harav Eliezer ben Chaya Uria ben Talia Miriam bat Devorah אסתר רחל bat רייזל ביילה פרידה הדסה bat פערל לאה Dov ben Pnina Nehama Miriam bat Dvora Moshe Gavriel ben Rachel Esther Cheryl Sheva bat Gittel Leah Sossie Raizel bat Sarah Fraida Yitzchak Osher ben Chana Shayva Chaya Calev Natanel ben Sara Click here to add a name to this list We Honor Our Military Ariel Y Shani Y Tali Y Harry B Zevi M Nathan H Noam H Yehudit Sally K Oren L Nathan L Jeremy S Meni N Yaniv H Rachel W Click here to add a name to this list Community Announcements BCHA is excited to announce its first adult thespian production  Neil Simon's THE ODD COUPLE (female version). ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY on June 20th at 8pm. Tickets only $10. Come on out to support the cast: Adena Blickstein, Janice Chaikelson Steinberg, Jonathan Cohen, Jodi Baer Hodge, Toby Lazarus, Gila Ogle, Nofie Rosovsky and Jonah Schrag. Tickets can be purchased at: https://buytickets.at/bcha/1258814

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